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To: jazzlover2 who wrote (38644)	2/1/2024 7:34:43 AM
From: Stan	Read Replies (1) of 39319

I've not had many problems with floaters. The last time I did was 35-40 years ago when I suddenly saw a bright crescent-shaped rainbow in one of my eyes that remained just as brilliant when I shut it. It freaked me out. Fortunately a friend of mine was an eye doctor who I was able to see in a couple of hours. By then it had faded. It created some noticeable floaters that lasted for quite a long time, but they eventually either broke into small translucent pieces or just faded. I don't see them anymore. Have you tried a proteolytic enzyme like bromelain or papain?

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